I have been trading cryptocurrencies for 10 years, professionally for 6 years. Born in 1988, I have reached a stage of doing as I please. I turned 500,000 into 25,540,000, all because I adhered to these disciplines and valuable insights. What truly changed my destiny was a day four years ago! Since then, I have regained everything I lost!

1. Timing: Only enter the market when it meets the conditions for rolling positions.

2. Opening a position: Follow the signals from technical analysis and find the right moment to enter.

3. Adding to a position: If the market moves in your favor, gradually add to your position.

4. Reducing a position: When you have made the planned profit, or if something seems off in the market, start to sell slowly.

5. Closing a position: When you reach your target price or if the market clearly indicates a change, sell everything.

Reinvesting profits: If your investment has increased, consider adding more, but only if your cost has decreased and the risk is lower. It’s not about adding every time you make a profit, but doing so at the right moment, such as at breakout points in a trend; if it breaks out, sell quickly, or add during a pullback.

Base position + trading: Divide your assets into two parts, one part remains untouched as the base position, and the other part is traded when market prices fluctuate, which can lower costs and increase returns. There are several ways to divide this:

1. Half position rolling: Hold half of the funds long-term, and trade the other half during price fluctuations.

2. 30% base position: Hold 30% of the funds long-term, and trade the remaining 70% during price fluctuations.

3. 70% base position: Hold 70% of the funds long-term, and trade the remaining 30% during price fluctuations.

The purpose of this approach is to maintain a certain level of holdings while using short-term market fluctuations to adjust costs, optimizing the holdings.

In position management, first, diversify the risk; don't put all your funds into one trade. You can split your funds into three to four parts and only invest one part at a time. For example, if you have 40,000, split it into four parts, using only 10,000 for each trade.